Nick's Coffee Shop & Deli
(310) 652-3567
8536 W Pico Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90035
34.0533
-118.3769
Neighborhoods: Pico - Robertson, Central LA
What People Are Saying About Nick's Coffee Shop & Deli
User Reviews
Anonymous
May 06, 2008
I love Nicks Coffee Shop. It's been there forever and has always been consistant. If you're looking for fancy and upscale, this isn't the place for you. If you're looking for a good old fashioned coffee shop where you have your locals at the counter drinking coffee and reading the newspaper then this is the place for you. I think I'll go there this weekend.
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LAWoman59
April 19, 2008
Nick's Cafe on Pico is one of the oldest and steadfast diners in L.A.'s Pico/Robertson/LaCienega area. Coffee's excellent and endless, they have the best eggs I've ever tasted, no matter how they're made, and the servers are consistent and friendly. If you can get past the rude nonchalance of the host, a good breakfast be had. But you have to ask yourself, you really want a side of rude with your eggs and coffee? Breakfast should be a pleasant experience especially when you're about to put down your money and your time, it would be nice if the only bitter taste in your mouth was from the all the rich coffee. Nick's doesn't serve customer service with their tasty breakfasts - they used to, now they only pretend to - and their slip is showing. Too bad.
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suz727
November 17, 2007
I'm sorry to be the only one to complain about this place but our latest experience there was not good. We went on Saturday, Nov. 3 around 12:30 for a late breakfast. We waited about 10 minutes for our table, which is to be expected on a weekend. However, once seated we waited an hour and still had not received food. In fact, after looking around the restuarant 80% of the tables were NOT eating and not much seemed to be coming off the grill. The couple next to us received their food and had to immediately get it to go. We finally just stood up and left. No staff person ever stopped by to offer an explaination and seemed to avoid eye contact with us. In fact, my husband tried to pay for the coffee we drank but couldn't get anyone to pay enough attention to take his money. We ate there once before and the food and service were ok, so I'm not sure what was going on. Even for a "diner" this is a little ridiculous.
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